Handball - HSV Hamburg suffers debacle against leaders SC Magdeburg
HSV Hamburg experienced a debacle at the start of the second half of the German Handball League. In their last home game of the year, the North Germans lost 28:43 (9:27) to league leaders and club world champions SC Magdeburg in front of 6022 spectators in the Barclays Arena on Tuesday evening after a disastrous first half. The team of Head Coach Torsten Jansen thus conceded its eleventh defeat of the season. The best scorer for Hamburg was Casper Ulrich Mortensen with eight goals.
The Hanseatic club only proved to be an equal opponent in the opening minutes, but then had increasing problems stopping Magdeburg 's offense and successfully finishing off its own attacks. With the visitors leading 27:9, the game was already decided at the break.
After the break, SCM was no longer as forceful and allowed Hamburg to play a greater part in the game. HSVH made better use of its opportunities and even decided the second half 19:16 in its favor, but was not able to prevent the clear defeat. The Hanseatic team will play its next game on December 23 (8:30 p.m.) at TBV Lemgo Lippe.
Handball Sports Club Hamburg
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- Despitely showing promise in the initial minutes, HSV Hamburg struggled to contain SC Magdeburg's potent offense in the German Handball League, leading to a dismal first half performance.
- SC Magdeburg, the front-runner and club world champions, dealt a severe blow to HSV Hamburg in their last home game of the year, securing a convincing victory with a score of 43:28 in the Bundesliga match.
- Despite a more assertive performance in the second half, HSV Hamburg failed to overcome the deficit, dropping the match against SC Magdeburg and marking their eleventh defeat of the season.
- The second half of the game saw a slightly improved performance from HSV Hamburg, who managed to outscore SC Magdeburg 16:19, but it was not enough to salvage a draw or an upset in the Handball Bundesliga contest.
- The Hanseatic club HSV Hamburg will look to bounce back from their disappointing defeat in their next game, facing TBV Lemgo Lippe on December 23.
- The city of Hamburg is known for its rich handball tradition, with HSV Hamburg being one of the prominent German handball teams participating in the Bundesliga, alongside other notable clubs such as Magdeburg's SC Magdeburg.
Source: www.stern.de